What you need to know about Florida today ...
TALLAHASSEE – The Florida Department of Health heard hours of public comment from parents’ rights advocates and health care professionals on Thursday about the agency’s move to repeal four vaccines ...
More than a half million ballots in Florida have been cast for the November 3 General Election. The Division of Elections Tuesday morning reported just over 226,000 vote-by-mail ballots submitted by ...
Nationally aggregated inventory is up +3.8% on a year-over-year basis between August 31, 2025 and August 31, 2026. While that’s accelerated a tad from the +1.9% year-over-year inventory growth low ...
One-hundred-and-one-year-old Chris Prescott received a standing ovation when she was recently introduced as the "poster child for super voters" at a Leon-Wakulla Retired Educators Association ...
Florida continues to add retail space faster than much of the country, while occupancy remains high and retail asking rents continue to rise, according to a new report. The state holds about 11% of ...
› Spirit Airlines wants to sell its data to Google. Is there a privacy issue? [Miami Herald] They lost their paychecks, livelihoods, and health insurance this spring. Now, they may lose their privacy.
St.Petersburg is a better place to live, work and play because of the work of nonprofits. Here is a small sample. The St. Pete Free Clinic's programs have provided access to health services and food ...
Tropical Storm Isaias could strike the northern Gulf coast — potentially the Florida Panhandle — on Saturday as a top-end Category 2, or maybe even a major hurricane, the National Hurricane Center ...
Three-quarters of the baby-boom generation has reached retirement age, and the enormous generation that spent decades expanding the American workforce is increasingly moving in the other direction.
Jimmy Tate (left) and Sergio Rok bought the debt to the shuttered Omni Mall (background), then resold it to Genting. [Photo: Bill Wisser] Plummeting property values and lower revenue from tenants have ...
Florida is a great place to plant and grow a business. The Small Business and Entrepreneurship Council’s “2008 Small Business Survival Index” ranked Florida fourth among the friendliest states for ...